Kubernetes Day 6 – POD Explained | Solving Docker Port Conflicts Welcome to Day 6 of the Kubernetes Playlist! In this session, we’re diving deep into Kubernetes Pods — the smallest deployable unit in Kubernetes. You’ll understand how Pods solve Docker’s port conflict issues, learn how to create your first Pod YAML file, label it, and debug real-time Pod issues using kubectl commands. 📘 Topics Covered: ✅ What is a Pod? ✅ How Kubernetes solves Docker port conflicts ✅ Pod YAML structure explained line by line ✅ Creating and labeling Pods ✅ Checking Pod status and IP ✅ Debugging Pods (logs, describe, exec) ✅ Backing up and recreating Pods ✅ Introduction to Sidecar and Init containers 🧠 Pro Tips Included: How to back up your Pod YAML How to troubleshoot CrashLoopBackOff and ImagePullBackOff How to exec inside running containers Key interview questions related to Pods 📂 GitHub Repository: All Kubernetes YAML files and resources are available here 👇 🔗 🐳 DockerHub Repository: Find all related Docker images here 👇 🔗 💬 Quiz for You: “If two containers inside the same Pod expose the same port, will there be a port conflict? Why or why not?” 👉 Drop your answer in the comments below! 🙌 Support the Channel: If you found this helpful, don’t forget to 👍 Like, 💬 Comment, 🔔 Subscribe, and 📤 Share this video! More Kubernetes deep dives coming up in Day 7 – ReplicaSets & Deployments!